You'll have heard of the cricket adage of fans of a certain era (often) choosing Boycott as the man to 'bat to save their life'. In a Division 3 football scrap for 'survival', I guess wise heads wouldn't look much further than Colin as their man to save their Div 3 life. Bell end or not.

I'm not often serious. But I am now. I'd prefer relegation.

Mussolini made the trains run on time. A republic with trains arriving 7 minutes late suits me better.

I claim a (near) Godwin's law and £5

Pugsley.

Call me that again and I will end you.

I see Warnock accepted the defeat with his usual good grace.
And typical hypocrisy.
His team get two penalties in injury time and miss them both to lose 1-0.
He won't blame himself or his own players who missed the pens.
It's hard for even him to slag off the officials in that situation.
But he can't bring himself to give the oppositon credit and needs something to moan about.
So he objects to the opposing manager celebrating a huge win: telling him to F**k off and refusing to shake hands.
Because, of course, Warnock's never pointedly celebrated a big result over rivals or taunted his opponents.
#Colin Wan*er.

This is all froth.
Football is a results business, that’s the bottom line. That’s why some of those ‘hated’ managers get job offers, while some of the nice men don’t. It’s not unfair, it’s natural selection.
We enthusiastically sung Martin Allen’s name while he was here. He might have been a Ladybit but he was our Ladybit. If Warnock or Evans had MK Dons into the top two we wouldn’t hear half of this opprobrium.

All businesses are results businesses, it doesn’t mean you shouldn’t act properly.